Sequels Giant Man

[bigscore]

If GM makes it into an Avengers film how tall should he be on screen? As tall as "The Destroyer" or taller? What would be a resonable show of strength be for him to demonstate?

 

[Atomicchuck3k]

He didn't make it

If he had made it 20' would do for a movie.

 

[Ultra Lantern]

If he had made it to The Avengers,I'd say 13 stories tall.

 

[Atomicchuck3k]

Hopefully he will make the sequel.

 

[Ultra Lantern]

Maybe he will and maybe he won't.

 

[Duke]

I'd like to see Antman first though. (matter of continuity)

 

[bored]

I'd say he'd need to be at least twice as big as the Hulk in order to remain dynamic sharing a franchise.

 

[Lord]

First we must get the ant-man movie.

 

[Ultra Lantern]

First we must get the ant-man movie.

So true.

 

[DrCosmic]

He definitely needs his own movie first. You can shoehorn his origin story into an Avengers Movie.

 

[ChewyPoodoo]

First we must get the ant-man movie.

Indeed. Once we've established that, we can move on to the possibility of Giant-Man

 

[Savage]

3-6 stories should do it. I want him able to pick people up with one hand.

 

[marcvader]

Anyone interested in Yellowjacket?

 

[cherokeesam]

Anyone interested in Yellowjacket?

NO. I hope Yellowjacket never makes it to the big screen at all.

But I honestly hope that the Ant-Man movie will feature Pym at both extremes, as Ant-Man *and* Giant-Man. Ideally, I'd scrap the whole Ant-Man persona altogether and just make him Giant-Man, like in Ultimates, simply because there's an easy, obvious dynamic of opposites when you make Hank the big guy and Janet the tiny girl. If Hank can shrink, too, it really cheapens Janet's abilities and usefulness (if you consider shrinkage to be all that useful).

 

[Anubis]

I wanna see something like this on the big screen.

And this:

 

[GoldGoblin]

He should be as tall as a building.

 

[Cuyan]

One of those is the Irredeemable Ant-Man, I don't think it applies.

 

[Anubis]

You know sir, you are just ants at a picnic.

I f**king know that that's O'Grady. But it's the same thing. Tiny ant sized dude, knocking full sized dudes the f**k out. So of course it applies.

I just couldn't find a pic where Hank was doing the punching.

 

[Cuyan]

You know sir, you are just ants at a picnic.

"I'm sorry, I'm what? Did you just say I'm 'ants at a picnic'?"

Irredeemable Ant-Man is a completely different person using a different suit. Given that this thread is about Pym, I don't feel it applies. That being said, O'Grady is far more interesting than Pym any day of the week.

 

[Anubis]

Then you've clearly never read anything with Pym. Guys got far more depth than some *****e bag, wash out, peeping tom, SHIELD agent.

Secondly, wtf are you talking about? Little guy, punching people with the strength of a full sized man. Pym did it, Lang did it, hell even Jan did it. It's got nothing to do with the character, it's simply a picture demonstrating the power.

 

[Cuyan]

I never claimed Pym was uninteresting, just that I find O'Grady to be more-so.

 

[Ultra Lantern]

Anyone interested in Yellowjacket?

They could just mention that before he turned into Giant Man.

 

[Kirk Langstrom]

I just couldn't find a pic where Hank was doing the punching.

Yeah i know the second pic isn't exactly "punching"...i just thought it looked cool.

 

[Anubis]

Why thank you my good man.

 

[BigThor]

But I honestly hope that the Ant-Man movie will feature Pym at both extremes, as Ant-Man *and* Giant-Man. Ideally, I'd scrap the whole Ant-Man persona altogether and just make him Giant-Man, like in Ultimates, simply because there's an easy, obvious dynamic of opposites when you make Hank the big guy and Janet the tiny girl. If Hank can shrink, too, it really cheapens Janet's abilities and usefulness (if you consider shrinkage to be all that useful).

This may be a very old post, but I certainly agree with it.